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The Galaxy or Milky Way

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Star Clouds and Nebulæ

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The Spiral Nebulæ

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Cosmogony

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Cosmogony in Transition

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Preface

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Astronomy a Living Science

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The First Astronomers

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Pyramid, Tomb, and Temple

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Origin of Greek Astronomy

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Measuring the Earth—Eratosthenes

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Ptolemy and His Great Book

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Astronomy of the Middle Ages

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Copernicus and the New Era

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Tycho, the Great Observer

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Kepler, the Great Calculator

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Galileo, the Great Experimenter

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After the Great Masters

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Newton and Motion

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Newton and Gravitation

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After Newton

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Halley and His Comet

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Bradley and Aberration

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The Telescope

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Reflectors—Mirror Telescopes

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The Story of the Spectroscope

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The Story of Astronomical Photography

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Mountain Observatories

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The Program of a Great Observatory

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Our Solar System

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The Sun and Observing It

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Sun Spots and Prominences

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The Inner Planets

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The Moon and Her Surface

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Eclipses of the Moon

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Total Eclipses of the Sun

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The Solar Corona

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The Ruddy Planet

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The Canals of Mars

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Life in Other Worlds

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The Little Planets

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The Giant Planet

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The Ringed Planet

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The Farthest Planets

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The Trans-Neptunian Planet

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Comets—the Hairy Stars

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Where Do Comets Come From?

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Meteors and Shooting Stars

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Meteorites

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The Universe of Stars

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Star Charts and Catalogues

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The Sun's Motion Toward Lyra

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Stars and Their Spectral Type

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Star Distances

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The Nearest Stars

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Actual Dimensions of the Stars

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The Variable Stars

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The Novæ, or New Stars

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The Double Stars

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The Star Clusters

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Moving Clusters

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The Two Star Streams